**fail2ban logging into syslog** With quite a few servers accepting SSH connections and protecting themselves using fail2ban, you very quickly recognize one thing: it makes a lot of sense to centralize fail2ban reporting using syslog.
I blogged about Generic Colouriser (grc) last week, cause I’m using it now to monitor syslog messages in my …
Raspberry Pi 4 - Specs I got one of my Raspberry Pi servers attempting to obtain DHCP IP address, a behavior that …
Ubuntu 19.10 You may remember that I have a small automation server in my home office that’s running Ubiquiti …
I have just started deploying my new VPS server online: vps1.unixtutorial.org The idea is that I’ll be hosting a …
Editing Markdown file in Sublime Text 3 on Linux Pretty cool! Didn’t realise this, but Sublime Text 3 is available …
Docker in macOS I have finally managed to install Docker CE on a freshly CentOS 8.1 installed dedicated server. Now is …
I started updating my Centralised RSyslog server on Raspberry Pi the other day, and one of the things I’ve been …
Sublime Text 3 Are you guys using Sublime Text 3? Have heard and possibly even tried it before, wasn’t impressed.
I’m researching for my next Unix Tutorial Project, so today I’m spinning up two new Ubuntu 19.10 VMs and …
Another fairly recent video on my YouTube channel: …
Apple just released new version of macOS, …
Did I mention that I have recently purchased the …
Another video on my YouTube channel …
Apple keeps shipping public betas of macOS Sequoia …
I reliased one of my Raspberry Pi systems was …
hey Unless you disable SIP, most of DTrace based …